✨ Welcome to the Angor Blog

🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the Repository

To begin, clone the repository and navigate into the project directory:

git clone https://github.com/your-repo/angor-blog.git
cd angor-blog

2. Install Dependencies

Next, install the necessary dependencies:

pnpm install
pnpm add sharp

If pnpm is not already installed, you can install it globally using:

npm install -g pnpm

🧞 Available Commands

All commands should be executed from the root directory of the project using a terminal:

Command	Description
pnpm install AND pnpm add sharp	Install project dependencies
pnpm dev	Start the local development server at localhost:4321
pnpm build	Build the production site into the ./dist/ directory
pnpm preview	Preview the built site locally before deploying
pnpm new-post <foldername>	Create a new blog post
pnpm astro ...	Execute Astro CLI commands like astro add, astro check
pnpm astro --help	Display help information for the Astro CLI

✍️ Creating a New Post

Follow these steps to create a new post using the provided script:

1. Open Terminal or Command Prompt

Navigate to the root directory of the project.

2. Run the Script

Execute the following command, replacing <foldername> with the desired name for your post folder:

pnpm new-post <foldername>

For example, to name your post folder "what-is-angor", use:

pnpm new-post what-is-angor

This command will:

• Format the folder name to lowercase with hyphens.
• Create a directory with this name in src/content/posts/.
• Generate an index.md file within that directory containing initial post metadata.

3. Edit the index.md File

Open the newly created index.md file and start writing your post. Customize the frontmatter and add your content as needed.

⚙️ Frontmatter of Posts

Each post file (index.md) should start with frontmatter in YAML format. Here is an example:

---
title: My First Blog Post
published: 2024-05-08
description: This is the first post.
image: /images/cover.jpg
tags: [Bitcoin, Investment, Angor]
category: Cryptocurrency
draft: false
---

Frontmatter Fields Explained

• title: The title of your blog post.
• published: The date when the post is published.
• description: A brief description of the post.
• image: Path to the cover image of the post.
• tags: An array of tags relevant to the post.
• category: The category under which the post falls.
• draft: Set to false when the post is ready to be published.